Sentence examples for efforts difficult from inspiring English sources

Although help arrived quickly, the hardening molasses made rescue efforts difficult.

The boxes sank 6,600 feet into the sea, a depth that will make salvage efforts difficult if not impossible.

Even though dirty air respects no borders, the authority to implement federally mandated cleanup programs resides within each state, making cooperative regional efforts difficult.

"At least at the time of the football violations, there was relatively little effective monitoring of, among others, football locker rooms and sidelines, and there existed a general postgame locker room environment that made compliance efforts difficult".

Dry weather conditions had made firefighting efforts difficult on Monday, Mr Fitzsimmons added.

Moreover, some state disaster relief is financed post hoc, and highly strained state finances make such efforts difficult to sustain.

The MPs' report, published on Wednesday, found that "there was clear evidence [that] international humanitarian law is being breached, making the relief effort difficult and dangerous.

These symptoms are manifestations of oxygen deprivation (hypoxia) in the body tissues, which makes any effort difficult and can lead to poor decisions being made in an already dangerous environment.

These factors make quantifying artisanal fishing effort difficult.

The existing landmass makes this diversification effort difficult (Hsu and Gu, 2010).

The building's roof caved in, and debris will make the search effort difficult, Kelly said.